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Show TIIE PAYSOXIAX. PAYSOX, UTAH, APRIL 29, 1921. wot IF Inn nl of the Payson High School. Written and Edited bv the Students I (TRFFW' M Not Up Last Legislature Gradually Being Placed in Effect aws nacte To Sample. It. was a case of love at first sight when I mot Billy." Then why didnt you marry him! I met him again so often. The Hu Hot in ((Sydney.) are the one creating a Since lust July a great many men road commission, the automobile has found it difficult, to koep in good theft lnw, the one adding the duties EIGHTH GRADE RErORT SENIORS spirits. real the estate board to of state a The Silver and the Green A man buys hair restorer, but womstate securities commission, the one ( tor e been cards The eighth gride gave it. p.ogu i. en buy the hair. amending the state securities comAll the chaps that used to burn tho no k,ek last Friday ill the auditoiinm with nd cei ed mission lnw and extending ihe powcut START We feel great success. our marks. It greatly took the r. vv one midnight oil inventing pertotunl moers of the commission, tho eomiiq tion machines are now at work on THELMA ERLAND80N Editor ereat man tho bill w land bnnrd o i k student hart and earnest law, body by surprise for they !'l LOWELL JOHNSON At licit ic Editor repaid to study a pill that will put a kick in a iug a state commission which we have been going. did not think we could put on one dm NAOMI E LT.S WORTH... .Sociiil K.litor taxation laws, and tho reapportion pint of water. . v he fm vvoith looking at, say nothing about As ttie time draws mgti E. A. SI ORGAN Advisor meat bill and tho bill increasing ibis The Wages of Sm. It was in the HAZEL DOUGLASS Jok0 Editor the closing of school we be tin to giving the best. state support of schools. The Practically WAYNE LOVELESS the former is not in effect until the regret that our high school days form of a melting put with nuM st retch Brodreu! exclaimed tho preachAg. Club Reporter a re next 1922, er as he came across a We recall the legislative elections in four of th( important count l ies repiesent oodiog. portion of ORA JEPPSON while the latter will first be felt his flock Mi in pursuing tho Stella Harris presided. ....Nintk Grade Civic Club Itcpoiter years of the ast days of woik and ed. engaged when the state board of equalization Dout yo all goddess of chance. H. S. Report ei linrd struggling; days of pleasure AVilsnn offered the opening pinvei MINNIE' BOWEN fixes the tax rate for tho ensuing glivvi know to a shoot it wrong craps! looked Reece we The moot forward Erma acted as pianist. 10MGENE ADAMS ..Senior Reporter and hope; ami year for state school purposes, admitted one par- Yas, pahson, when reach would we the time to Tho i bill providing a Indians veie repicsetiled by Fay THELMA ERLANDSON Ml revolving ishioncr sadly, an blievo mo, Junior Reportei tin1 top of the holder of progression. 11. Heated, h'lwnei, a majority of the fund of $5(1,000 for the survey of Ahs and AVilmer Snyder Enginin' mail sins. fo Tho payin RHEA DANIELS Now, we are piepand to xwemlie . j D Utnh in lands law is alto effective Mnv Income Fred Soieiisen and Rettu AViLou ti sixty days public . Sophomore Reporter in smile course which will lulu us by This i expected to have ft ci the official dn'e of the ad ATny 10. Thelma Won,! and .Audi', by Spain, SI URL DOUGLASS in our profession. We hope to leave effect on the future The nil important NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION l.adlinm jour:. milt of ihe legislature. Miirgau . Dutch bv Fay Freshman Reporter a to our classmaics. schools of the stato good of revenue the lv impression would this 'o ni prevent Della bv Irish 'hiug and AVighlinan. HAZEL DOUGLASS ami teachers: and we hog,, that they into an to should Ftah develop Department of the Interior, lllamh ('arson and Jennie Sunk. be the failure of the printers Dramatics Club Reporter will not be disappointed in 11s in state. state session laws the of the get Aiolet Sehoenfeld. n Siojch by Japan jm AVe appn cinte vvfi.'t' oni United States Land Offlce at Salt Of the laws going into effort any way. by Afton N'ebekcr and Alice Olayson. published by that date. in docc have teachers and Lake bo sixteen classified 10, aa parents UMI SCHOOL REPORT City, Utah, March 22, 1921. Alay may Aline Cannon Hazel Talks by and Effective Date Later. Notice is hereby given that Thayne helping ns tliimigh school am! we Stark. having to do with the administration AVnlter Warn by Negroes Lneli spring it is the custom in hope we w ill be able to repay tin At the laand Elmer McClellan. efftetive date of city, town, county or school dis- Bingham, of Payson, Utah who, on Laws having some in way. to Twenty are integral June 20, 917, made homestead entry, I he nominate first trict affairs. senile all nationalities came on the later than May K include, Pajson high school or associated of. parts with, the re- aerial No .021321, for Farm unit A led Facie best known, the bv Sam, imjiorsnnnt-e- of all. and ierhnp ami elect the officers of the school for stage or N Vi N W Vt, Section 23, Township JUNIORS of the state governorganization which law. by Air. ColTnian; boy scout (lag S'liithwiek anti eiga re Last Frithe coming school year. 8 South Range 1 East, Suit Lake the last ment, adopted by legislature. of Goddess AVillis .Tune Loveless; effective 7, according becomes the bearer, honor The juniors ap to has filed notice of intention do to Dour duties wPh hnvo Meridian, of day the following students were Liberty, Della MeDetli; and Cohim to Afr. Andersons calculations. .Tunc state officers other thau those affect- to make three-yea- r a seniors tomorrow evening, with nominated: proof, to establish Sam fi whieh will on Mdes.Fnele it is the last day bin, sang Tvlyn claim the the land to Six above described, ed reorganizations banquet. by plans. Then be lawful to sell cigarets 0r oignret The Flag AVit limit a Stain. Mayor Sterling Tanner and Max AVe are planning to make the before Clerk of the District Court, or more are intimato'y connected all nations saluted the flag and said papers i of the state Dtali, unless Very. at Provo, Utah, on the 10th day of (met a big event, both to the I or with agriculture and irrigation. Fourbe repealed the law should pledge allegenee to my flag. Clarence Woods and Albert to ini's the 192L and Judge jimiois. The audience joined in singing, The should fail to stand (ho test of the teen are connected with the school May, cards AV( names as witnesses: Claimant received our in stato one of the or Kitchen. report system way The ear courts. Star Spangled Danner. Edward Hausen, Raymond Posy, Seven have to do with another. 2 Year Council Louise Ware and Tuesday for the last time this year tains were drawn by the before pages, the suspense is over. ami therefote insurance or bonding companies. and Alfie Jensen au of Benjamin, skimThen Stark and Fvlvn Tilson. a dealer may sell eomh used Laura Jeppsnn, are Three are connected with tho ad- Ut:h, and Evan Francis of Lske The remarkably doing juniors was milk med the Frnm Stella Council Harris, approved by Two Shore, Utah. ministration of the eonrts. well, as all juniors should do. AAliy Girls Should Use Face Powder governor some time after the Robin How aril Wilson, Cleo Reece, GOULD P. BLAKELY, affect employment offices like was made but lull, it, and llaydee on, T.enore Johnson Afr. Anderson has arranged SOPnOMORES tho face effective in 1. use of Because the Register. ninety davs after ap- laws in Wiglitinnn. to the them better looking. chapters makes according 20. .Tune is powder effective formIt A student was reform party proval. NOTICE TO WATER USERS Sometimes in the days to 2. The manufacturers of jmudor Three new laws affecting the organ- order followed by the compilers of ed. It put up the following ticket: Often in the future years the of stato statutes the revised their puffs, also the retailors and ization of the state school offices, by State Engineers Office, Salt Mayor Max Peery. Poets all "ill start to sing in 1917. This has boon tried employees must live; so tho sale of permitting the appointment (if cer- dated Clarence Kitchen. Judge Tfow the sophies won the cheers. Utah, April 0, 1921. in City, the to found and be the past these articles keeps them alive. tain officers bv the stub bonrd of 2 Year Council Laura Jeppsnn. Notice is hereby given that John most convenient, for lawyers and 2. The powder puffs helps to fill of the education, on recommendation B. McMillan and Aithur Daley, of I year council Oscar Hansen, Mit adto others do the with having which mori gen state of public inup the gills purse, superiidemlent und laysou, Utah, respectivefoul Vance and George Cowan. ministration of the laws. 1ms nothing also in it. Chapter Sigurd eiallv struction. are made offocio June .20, have made application iu accordThe oleetion will be held on May ly, now in the Rection amends laws warm. them If the e hi si of tin state's school vear. I. Powder keeps 0. 1 in tho compiled laws, and! re- ance with Chapter 07, (session Laws Right to fh,. end of the tight a girl hasnt a parse she puts the Those have to do with the acceptof Utah, 1919, to exchaugo Ten (19) Last Friday the eighth grade gax e liver, ever at the hem1 to neoonntnney. lates make--it l puff down her neck and ance of the federal industrial Soc. Ft. of water from the Straw- s It depicted the liar Steady, sophomores alvv lead 159 in the session laws program. of Chapter rehabilitation act. the employ- 1221 very good chest flannel a uia! traits of the foreigners before will be tho bill carrying an berry High Line Canal el the U. made of the best wool imp. ment of ai. high school inspector he ATHLETICS Summit S. Uociuuiution Service l'or an equal being put in the melting pot. reimbursing and the employment of a director appropriation amount from 1etoetnoet Crock, iu various nations after coming to in for connection county expenses meters of sound. are There 0M the followof Americanization. Utuh Couuty. Said quantity of America forgot these traits and beThe weather man ha not been with a Rome trial There are meters' of tone. years ago. to the The firstjury ing dnv the amendments water is to bu discharged into Uncle citizens. American came law senate bill lately, judging from the wealh approved, But T prefer mostly. work-mencompensation act g,, into No. 1, Creek at a point 899 ft. Two Sam impersonated bv Mr. Cotfman. er he 1ms been sending ns. appears n chapter 154, while To meet per alone. effect with the beginning of another was followed side. This off week a house bill No. 2, whieh was among east and 190 ft. north of tho N'A were track meets called by hisj mg fisca year of the industrial com- the earliest house bills to bo cornor of Sec. 21, Township 9 South, The Star because of storm. the pledge to the flag. April 2i was von tardy, mission of Ffah. approvAir. AVibon AAliy were the was Danner meet at the invitation relay sung by ed and was tho first house bill in- Range 2 East, Salt Luke Rase and Spangled Spanish Frnestf school. troduced to run the legislative gant- Meridian, and an equal quantity diTwo races were run. Da son Fork. Laws Effective May 10. Ernest Class began before T gol set Inking first in one of them. let successfully, appears as chapter verted from said creek at a point Wednesday being the day there. which lies 299 ft. East of tho N. Among the laws to go into effect (12 in the session laws. was supposed to have been part to clean up the cemetery the W. corner of Sec. 17, township and the school dismissed vviifc meet Parthe dual annual between inj high Tis sweet to love T; also had range aforesaid, from where it will afternoon so that the boys eon 11 son and Spanis, Foil;. But oh, liovv bitter EXPERIMENT INCREASES CO OPERATIVE MARKETING be conveyed by means of a canal Tf the weather to bo postponed. go to the cemetery and aid in elennTo love a gal STUDIED AT UNIVERSITY and a flume a distunce of 19,009 ft, YIELD OF POTATOES holds the relay meet at Spanish iug it rip. not her. Gcn And git and thore used from May 1 to Sept. As it is near the end of the school Fork will probably be finished today Salt Lake City, April 28. Tho 30, inclusive, of each year to irTo an experiment on the improveSeize the moment of excited year the students are working hard and tomorrow we will attend the in order to complete this Utah rigate 271.6 acres of laud embraced on any subject to solve vour ment of potatoes by hill selection University of Utah and tho years annual invitation meet at Provo. work. doubts, or if you let it pass the which has been under way nt tho Agricultural college will inaugurate in parts of NVh, and SEAi, Sec. T renllv Air. Johnson 20, SYVVi Sec. 21, and NE4 Sec. don't known desire mnv never return. in T'tah Agricultural experiment station courses of study cooperative 22, said Afother AA'e must gei a nurse for wliat would happen if ever von Township 9 South, Range of farm products if those 2 East, an marketing nine for in increase This years, yield e baby. ? me with nil anv subject application is designatwhiskers make agreed Thorn Af it ford 's of one hundred bushels an acre has institutions concur in a plan recom- ed in the State Engineers office us AA'hat we need is Student Something for ie laugh. serious, Pop A nurse? been secured, according to Professor mended by James R. Howard, presi- No. 3 Exchange. a night watchman. wed b( dead wrong. ton. Naomi Yes. they tickle All protests against the granting George Stewart, author of a recent dent of the American Farm bureau of bulletin reporting the results of said application stating tho reafederation. Reports of enthusiastic sons mnv obtain tho largest proportion this experiment. niudo therefor, must bo by the of in work 1911 was The plan iu other states affidavit in duplicate, approvul begun by for his product of the price paid accompanied Dr. F. S Harris who is at present have been received by the Utah with a foo of $2.50, and filed in bv the consumer. director and agronomist of the stn Stato Farm bureau. this office within thirty (30) days To 191ff the work was taken tinn. tho completion of the publicaafter Open to Other States. recent tbero been has years During Stewart who has over le- - Prnfe-n- r tion of this notice. a marked tendency toward the co The tnnny inquires received by continued the work R. E. CALDAVELL, up to the presstates ent. the pool from neigboring (qeitttivo plan of marketing farm Stato Engineer. The Utah woolpool is a grow nig con- the grower would pay for marketing have induced them to When the work was begun a num- products und Mr. Howard felt that Duto of first publication April 15, open the faber nf the highest yielding hills within a short time there will be 1921. Duto of completion of publicabrought other chan lie's, and in The cern rendi lo do business. cilities offered to growers in .adjoinHost all cases his charges will be li ( were selected the from named committee Majestic, marketing by need for traini-meu to tion, May 13, 1921. This move moots with ing sections. Bangor, and Peerless varieties then urgent Flap Slate Farm bureau and the hq. The company nil! not mike anv the approval of the bnnkors who being grown at the riarinn. Each handle maiketiug machinery effect- IN TIIE JUSTICES COURT, IN ltali Wnolgrowers association sign or lie therefore wrote to a AND FOR GOSHEN PRECINCT, amlling e ill lend their support to the under- hill "a put in a separate paper bag ively. ed a contract with the National AVno1 deductions for freight The following year number of the colleges and univer-mtieofficials COUNTY in and numbered. OF UTAH, STATE OF Warehouse and company until the final sales are made, and taking ns wel ns the Storage each hill .was used to plant one row UTAH. concern "ill that "hciebv provide although flip companv "HI help charge. of the be courses made availAt harvest each year ''e Utah committee with the facili- tht1 sale of the Utah wool, no sale Several carloads nf wool recently of pnririoes 1 tali wool will In made anti1 cold by a Atichigan wool pool brought thereafter, each hill has been dug able to students. Before R, ties for grading and storing the wool. of Replies have been received from the peace. of ihe completion of sanctioned by the committee. three eighths separately and he tubers placed in iiiimiiiceiiieiit ihe following prices; George Austin of Salt Lake and blood, 27 cents; qua rt er blood. AVilliam H. Allen and Fred C. Al 2" a paper bag "iri, is proper number. over thirty colleges, according to u all details of the pool "as made AA. I). Can dla ml of Alt. Dicasar'. cents; short sterdav by D. D. McKay, chair combing wool. 21 cents. During he "inter each hill has been report received by the state farm bu h'l, as Executors of the last will and Thirteen of the institutions testament of John Allen, deceased, carefuHv weighed and the tubers reau. Ateiiiliers of the marketing coinmi man of the marketing committee and both members of the meikcting com mitto, will supervise all s;,les. counted and then returned to the give definite ussuruudo that such plaintiff, vs. Samuel Steele, defendtec are Air. McKay, AA'. AA. Ann president of the farm bureau. ivclv , of the coarse and the is the committee no" Air. A. P. Bigelow, Austin bao for storage during the winter. courses will be established und twelve ant. Xot o n fine wools in the Utah pool. Mr. ('midland. Al. S. Marriott and F. Prom this data some of the he-'- f in readiness to receive, ship, grade (port that they alieady offer such The next step to be taken is tl r T. Jones. best rows two colleges f the of mid SUMMON hills huivr courses. min in Mima the and store the wool of Utah growers, Only iij-Headquarters 1n he boricbil's f roi luck of but financial arrangements have been signing of the powers of nttornev bv v. ( 't'nicl. h ink Imihliii; poorer icpliod negatively, giving nKthe l! can be the growers, which will pacc funds ere a fpi i a selected for plant The State of Utah to the Abov.. as the reason. rows (ices of the state farm bureau. ompleed whereby advances in of the hands the their n.aike clips through Named Defendant. the This pro the to growers made following year. ing A ou SOME GOOD ADVICE Immediately upn: iug committee. bankers to care for are hereby summoned to up Where Mere Man Shines. of attorney the this of signing power mediate requirements pear before the above entitled emin the individual grower may notifiy Strengthened y Payson Experiences. within ton days after the serviec the women wear funny Of enur-IH't'll, faeilieics of committee of li- - readiness to skip looking things, but- a celluloid collm the use to f this summons upo you, if served Agreements IC id lie v disease is too dangerous "as reached at a designated point. is not one of them. Dallas News. within the county in which the storage company this to neglect. At the first sign of action is brought, otherwise, withafter a f'r'"'s nf conferences between Choice Provided. or dizziness backache, headache, Shipping committee and John No Excuse, nowever. in twenty days after this servile, l,,. marketing urinary disorders, you should gnve Tf a tempura rv .advance is needed the weakened kidneys prompt atten- and defend tho above entitled action H.dlidav, president of the companv. in Salt Lake for sev by the grower to cover the cost of Now let some genius give ns a tion. Eat little meat, tako things brought against rim has to recox r you The Utah growers "ho shearing, hauling, or tor other pur-il- l new song, entitled I Didnt Raise easier and use a reliable ,..;,1 davs. One Hundred and Ten Dollars due kidney will not only poses, thp (Oiiitnitti tonic. Theres no other make the Mv Boy to Bo a Taxpayer.-liio- te kidney on lease, together with Twenty anticipate in the pool medicine so well recommended as Sun. kJF assured that their wool will have iicccssnrv arra ngciacr' - o'nl"i- the didamages and the ivsi, ,ri Doans Kidney Dills. Payson people ihis suit, and that the said damns fisc; favorffble treatment at the hands rection of A. AA. Mec.Arlhnr, ,1 Agk your neighbor! rely on them. ,',f izat ion. Their Job. the warehouse compnnj as iigcrt for tho moling Heres one of the many stntomorHs be trebled. but t wool In the them, committee lion tho The bushels direct It appearing that this muse of shipping ynnr. shipped from Payson people. -' v has arranged for the r:i ms in addition the services of ir the D appear1- Unit the smaller fo! ever. the ael iv up in Mrs. Zephn Tanner, Depot St., action is for unlawful detainer the of direction i. hh d I', It v ctiiri lv Payson, says: storage comps ny 's vv a el.oiiiag fa lows ".ho take part in the concert Samuel Steele is given holing committee in I have used Doans eilitics in botfi i.tisioii aid ('hicago. of nations " ifi be permitted to hold IffC ff 1 Tf'. coirs and handling of their Kidney Dills off and On for some three days in which to appear, after f t Of! ill DUO land where a fungi) aving wn Iho VPfY time and from the benefit they have service of summons, and answer to the music. Buffalo News. Will Advance Freight. "hi been to me, I have great confidence the by shi incut by mil am! water punr tree m- ')(!!. complaint. in all inrail Boston rn 'o I have used Doans Kidto y tv, i,, them of the ,i agreeVie, Good At preference It. And in case of failure to do so, vp Under the terms Dills kidf fY disorders wii! for the of v that to It: "ill iiPuti n rrur. p ney iilinl Chicago, mh shipment judgment will be rendered against ment, the warehouse company AAe be pursued. nm bear better than Mior.' 1) fnp r f.ri IMirlv fror neys, such as a weak and lame back, yon according to the demand of the advance the freight charges. tired dizzy spells and a general reIt will be the object of lie1 f rnrn non. th,. Utah marketing committee Doans have always given plaintiff. feeling. I , AA'lm sta'.id member work. a doe Your von old that for i's Booth & Brockbank. Attorneys for lieves no compensation me relief when I hare suffered in ! nd a eomimienlly nof uorit r to tho Utah growers for (o operate the Plaintiff. ihis (',,. way. u TT cider Karri atari n JiN lioemaker No. mv if pf' her tr n ini'i R. D. STEELE, sort ng. grading and storing "ill in and efficiently (file, at all dealers. r means the tins which that ''('h flOTSPjf. soon roiitfnt piodti through ristianift.) Justice of the Pwu'c- Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. no enso exceed similar charges VOLUME PAYi-'ON- , UTAH IHML 29, NUMBER 1921. 90, May 10 new-stat- i -- 1 1 111 -f . nntl-eignr- -- 1 a vorn-iona- i t ,l verv-kin- i v , eui'i-m.il- Wool Pooling Committee Signs an Agreement for Storing and Sorting 1 1 a i ' A - i i c i . i f--f u- t -- 1 A-- v- . -- ' a- a ,!! Uoster-Milbur- i |